“Discussing the tenuous relationship between first generation immigrant parents and their hip young offspring, this debut novel is sympathetic without being saccharine and constitutes a fantastic portrait of intergenerational cultural friction” – TATLER (Ireland) 2008
(Review of FFFM for the UK paperback -Hutchinson-Random House)
This was sent to me today, and I found it so fun that I thought I’d share it.
Copies of the UK paperback are sold at the newsstand at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Hong Kong. Now, I’ve never been to Hong Kong, but I thought it was good that the book is resting in such fancy digs.
M.J.L.
A few days ago, I reviewed a terrific book by Josh Ozersky called The Hamburger (Yale University Press) for The Times (London).
Unexpected and fun news:
In May, Free Food For Millionaires was No. 8 on the Fiction Bestseller list in Malaysia.
I hope your summer is terrific.
M.J.L.
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